Alamo John Deere 6215, Руководство по сборке и инструкция

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Alamo Group Inc.
Section 8 - 5
Machete (JD-62, 63, 6420 Asy Man) 10/04
Hose Installation 2 WD & 4 WD
NOTE!
Cylinder Ports Ports "A" and "B" will use # 6 Hoses
w/ the Color Plastic Tie as listed in this drawing
Figure 15
Tank Return from
Tractor Stack Valve
(# 8 Hose w/ Orange
Plastic Tie 190" Long)
Pressure Supply from Tractor
Supply Filter (This Filter mounted
on Tank) (# 8 Hose w/ Red Plas-
tic Tie)
B
=
Hoses
Connect
to
Base
End
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Load Sense
Port
(# 4 Hose w/
P
A
A
A
A
A
B
B
B
B
B
A
=
Hoses
connect
to
Rod
End
Door
Tilt
Dipper
Lift
Swing
Yel
Yel
Wht
Red
Red
Wht
Blue
Blue
Wht
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Wht
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Wht
Machete Control Valve Viewed
from Tractor Seat
T
Figure 14
Boom Hoses / Tank Hoses:
3. Connect Cylinder Hoses To Control
Valve. These Hose connections from Cylinder to
Valve will match the Color Plastic ties on hose and
match them with the Color in the drawing below (See
Figure 15). Hose must be run where they will not
interfere with Boom Movement or be hooked on
something during use. Start with the Swing Cylinder
and Connect the Hoses as you go up, connect and
tighten a Left hose (Hoses with solid color Plastic
ties) to the Left side then the Hose with the plastic tie
that has a white stripe next. Put both hoses on for
one Cylinder before you go up to the next. If not it is
very difficult to tighten the Hose because the other
one will interfere. The Hoses will be connected to
the Boom Assembly al-
ready, so only the Hoses
to the Valve should need to
be connected. There are
Hoses that are used as
extensions in some Kits to
make the Hoses reach the
Valve. If Kit contains ex-
tension hoses they will be
the same color ties to
match the hoses you have.
Connect the Extension
hoses together with the
other hoses and connect
these to the Valve.
4. This is a 5
Spool Load Sense Valve.
Only the Load Sense Valve
will have the Load Sense
Port (See Figure15). If the
valve does not have this
load sense Port it is most
likely a Fixed Displacement
valve and will not work for
this application. This valve
should be easy to spot if it
is wrong as one of the first
hoses that should have
been connected to it was
the Load Sense Hose that
runs from the Stack valve
at the rear of the tractor.